Twin Falls Real Estate

The Twin Falls metro region is 130 miles southeast of Boise, near the Nevada border. Twin Falls is made up of Twin Falls and Jerome counties and is one of the smallest metros in the United States.

Low crime, a solid economy, pleasant summers and affordability are just a few of the advantages of living in the Twin Falls metro area.

Twin Falls Real Estate Market

Twin Falls has seen some of the greatest property appreciation rates of any town in the country over the previous 10years. Twin Falls real estate has increased by 94% in the previous 10 years, with an average annual house appreciation rate of 7%, putting the city in the top 10% of real estate appreciation nationwide. Twin Falls has a track record of being one of the top long-term real estate investments in America over the previous 10 years, whether you are a house buyer or a real estate investor.

The Architecture of Twin Falls Homes

In Twin Falls, you may find houses in the Colonial, Neoclassical, Romanesque, Tudor, Spanish, Queen Anne, Craftsman, Italianate or Folk Victorian styles, among others.

Living in Twin Falls

There are two pleasant months in the Twin Falls metro region, with high temperatures ranging from 70 to 85 degrees. June, September and May are the most pleasant months in the Twin Falls metro region. With an average high temperature of 88 degrees, July is the warmest month in the Twin Falls metro region, making it warmer than most of Idaho.

The Twin Falls metro region receives less snow than much of Idaho, with an annual snowfall of 19 inches. With 5 inches of snow, January is the snowiest month in the Twin Falls metro region, although substantial snowfall occurs six months of the year.